Kathy Piehl
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Grandma’s Gardens
Filtered through golden memories, these recollections will probably appeal more to adults than children. The book may prove a popular gift for grandmothers, especially those with gardens.
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Miriam at the River
This engaging retelling of the early life of Miriam and Moses will be of particular interest to those familiar with the biblical story, while other readers will appreciate the courage of the young heroine.
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Most of the Better Natural Things in the World
The wonderful illustrations will excite viewers about the natural world but libraries will want to have nonfiction titles on hand to satisfy childrens’ curiosity about the geographic features depicted.
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Encounter
Eye-catching illustrations and a low-key but thought-provoking story could stimulate group sharing about ways we interact with people from other cultures.
It Began with a Page: How Gyo Fujikawa Drew the Way
Maclear and Morstad pack a lot of information into a few pages. This exemplary biography of a pioneer in multicultural children’s books deserves a place in most collections.
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Spur, a Wolf’s Story
While Robertson effectively engages readers’ emotions through empathy for Spur, this book will fit into collections that have more straightforward factual presentations about wolves, such as Mike Scout’s Wolves Work Together.
Dingo
The youngest listeners will enjoy the excitement of dingo's quest while the accompanying text offers additional information to satisfy older readers. A good choice for public and school libraries.
Butterflies in Room 6: See How They Grow
A solid choice for most libraries, particularly those supporting hands-on science learning.
Stubby: A True Story of Friendship
Although the centennial observances of World War I are complete, this compelling story of a brave dog and his soldier companion is a timeless tale of friendship worth considering for most collections.
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